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Florence is the only one that sounds remotely right in that sibset.
I'd be thinking more along the lines of:

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Alexander, Isabella and Georgina
Alexander, Isabella and Henrietta
Alexander, Isabella and Octavia
Alexander, Isabella and Rosalie
Alexander, Isabella and Arianna
Alexander, Isabella and Matilda
Alexander, Isabella and Natasha
Alexander, Isabella and Lucia

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Alexander, Isabella and Bartholomew
Alexander, Isabella and Cassidy
Alexander, Isabella and Damian
Alexander, Isabella and Elijah
Alexander, Isabella and Gregory
Alexander, Isabella and Harrison
Alexander, Isabella and Jeremy
Alexander, Isabella and Sebastian
Alexander, Isabella and Sullivan
Alexander, Isabella and Tobias
Alexander, Isabella and Tennyson

Of those listed Florence, George and Hugo go the best with Alexander and Isabella. Rosie is too nick namey to fit with the classically full Alexander and Isabella although Rose, Rosalie, Rosamund, etc would work well. Jude and Mason seem like a different style and less traditional.

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More Names:
Nicholas
Dominic
Dymetri
Constantine
Caspian
Gregory
David
Frederick
Maximilian
Jerome
Titus

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Alexander, Isabella and Florence

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Alexander, Isabella and Hugo

Florence and George.

I best like Alexander, Isabella and Florence & Alexander Isabella and Hugo. :)

Florence matches the best of your gals. Rosie is a bit too stunted and simple to belong beside the elengant and longer Alexander and Isabella - though I happen to like Rosie. Rosalind, with the nickname Rosie would be great though.

Some other suggestions for girls would be Beatrice, Rosemary, Katherine, Evangeline, Marianne, or Josephine.

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For the boys, I think George is the best fit. I like the way Hugo sounds with the sibset, but the style is far closer to what George is.

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Again, something longer like Nathaniel, Frederick, Franklin, Jeremiah, Sebastian, or Zachariah would fit better here.

Alexander and Isabella are classic, formal and very popular. I don't feel Florence or Rosie work quite as well as just Rose would. For a ds, I like Jude best because it's classic and is on an upward swing in popularity. Mason is more trendy and George and Hugo, though classic, are more obscure (even though Hugo is fascinating!).

This message was edited 1/27/2015, 9:03 AM

Either George, Hugo, or Florence.